There has never been a proven health case someone lives under high voltage line caught cancer globally.

Also, letting them know now that I expect the place to meet certain “cleanliness” standards for health and fire safety reasons.Anyone else have thoughts on this situation?

I personally didn't like it because you have to do everything yourself everyday - go buy all the products in Costco or other huge stores, looking for discounts and promotions to get a better price (because most of the profit in vending comes from a very cheap prices when you buy bulk).

The other criteria may have an explanation (divorce, business folded, health care expense, etc) but there’s no explaining that you don’t make enough money to pay the rent.

I'd suggest reading some books (The ones promoted by Bigger Pockets are excellent), and listening to a bunch of podcasts. 

The people writing these obviously have hours and hours and hours of free time to write and promote this crap, that means they aren't actually out there DOING IT.

Over time various sites have popped up to promote wholesalers deals, but I don't think any of them really gained any traction.

And as a mental health therapist; there’s some WEIRD fetishes out there, so I’m pretty sure some men could find creative ways to use tampons too.

Good news is no closing costs and a promotional first year advance rate.

Try calling the health department, but that may result in everyone having to leave while the house gets treated.